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26 Feb 2004, 07:34 (Ref:885886) | #1 | ||
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Jordan: Schumy Should Retire
Well, an enticement that Michael Schumacher should quit F1 if doesn’t win his seventh title this year, was came from Eddie Jordan.
Jordan, who gave Schumacher his first F1 drive, believes he will be beaten by Montoya. http://www.itv-f1.com/news/news_story/19872 |
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26 Feb 2004, 07:38 (Ref:885890) | #2 | ||
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Re: Jordan: Schumy Should Retire
Errr, he also boldy suggested that Ron Dennis could also retire at the end of the season.
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26 Feb 2004, 09:17 (Ref:885970) | #3 | ||
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I don't know why he would surgest Ronnie retiring, he's a good boss. Still, I would like to see jordan's prediction of JPM kicking schumi coming into fruition, it's time for a new champ.
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26 Feb 2004, 09:18 (Ref:885972) | #4 | ||
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i think eddie would prefer everyone to retire, then he will have a chance.
I'd love to see TGF retire, but i dont see why he should when he can still race well. |
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26 Feb 2004, 09:40 (Ref:886002) | #5 | ||
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He shouldn't retire, he should go back to Jordan for a season.
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26 Feb 2004, 10:34 (Ref:886053) | #7 | |
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Well sort of. Eddie could pull off the coup of the universe and have MS drive for him for a couple of years, for free!!!
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26 Feb 2004, 12:06 (Ref:886150) | #8 | ||
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Isn't Eddie full of helpful advice?
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26 Feb 2004, 16:29 (Ref:886424) | #9 | ||
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From a performance basis, if MS is to retire, he'd have to queue up behind 19 drivers who ought to go before him.
I'd like to see a field of the best drivers available, not having a group of wannabes with top drivers "adviced" to quit just because they are too good and win too much. |
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26 Feb 2004, 18:09 (Ref:886514) | #10 | ||
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If Michael were to retire, and not run in 2004, wouldn't that just cheapen the WDC and the driver who wins it?
I mean you want to go out and beat the best, don't you? If say Kimi took it, wouldn't we forever say "well, Kimi's good, but who did he beat?" Or "yeah, Kimi's good, but he didn't beat Michael". Get my drift? |
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26 Feb 2004, 18:43 (Ref:886539) | #11 | ||
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Eddie Jordan, god bless him... what a kidder...
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26 Feb 2004, 18:56 (Ref:886551) | #12 | ||
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What's the big deal? Eddie is saying more or less the same as anyone else who cares to offer an opinion - if Michael doesn't win his 7th title this year he should retire at the end of 2004. He's not suggesting he should go now. And he also says whoever beats Michael will win the WDC, which means he believes Michael will be no worse than 2nd best.
Is it really such a slow story day only a week before kick-off?! |
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26 Feb 2004, 19:00 (Ref:886558) | #13 | ||
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Montoya will beat Michael this year. Then he [MS] can go.
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26 Feb 2004, 19:10 (Ref:886573) | #14 | |
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He's more likely to retire if he does win the title than if he doesn't.
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26 Feb 2004, 19:39 (Ref:886606) | #15 | ||
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Theres no way that Ron Dennis will retire, he wants to enjoy the benefit of Paragon for a couple of years before he goes anywhere.
EJ's entitled to his opinion, of course, as is everyone else. Wether he should or not is irrelevant, imo, he will retire, 7th WDC or not |
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26 Feb 2004, 20:45 (Ref:886676) | #16 | |
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I agree with kicking-bgack on this one....if he loses the title he's very likely going to come back and reclaim it. We know how motivated he still is after four in a row....imagine it if he has to reclaim the crown.
Although I think he should retire pretty soon. |
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I admire Schuey greatly and, for his sake, hope that he doesn't go on too long. I was kind of hoping, from that point of view (as opposed to my agreeing with GTR above), he would retire last year. Only, he couldn't let that eighth place at Suzuka stand as his last GP. I agree that he is more likely to retire if he wins this year, unless he gets beaten by Rubens, because he said he'd quit if that happened. |
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Well, if the new comers really want to ink their footings in F1, the best chance had already passed last year. Sure,it'd be impressive if someone young won this year, but unless they beat a "MS in a better car", it really won't mean much more than winning without MS around.
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As for EJ, those with results like his should probably hide in the shadows. In 99, MS was in a hospital bed, while one of EJ's was making a run at the WDC. Michael (and his team) have won every championship since. What has Jordan done apart from slip from this wonderful position right down into Minardi hunting ground? Eddie, Shhhh, its getting embarrassing now. |
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hahah..
EVEN IF (a BIG if) Kimi or JPM win the title this year, there will still be questions if they are the best. Admit it, one championship win over MS means almost little. Look, JV/Mika/DH all won championships in Michael's era, but there's no doubt MS is better than them all. The same thing would happen even if Kimi/JPM did win this year. It's a championship that's for Ferrari (or in particular BS) to lose. |
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maybe Ej should retire aswell..
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